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Other Ming and Qing Furniture
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- Tea Table (Chaji)
- The tea table (chaji) was a new furniture form introduced and popularized...
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- Palace Furniture...
- Furnishings in the "Hall of Supreme Harmony" (Tai He Dian)
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- Exhibition of the...
- Exhibition of the Stools and Chairs of the Qing Dynasty
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- Throne-shaped...
Huanghuali wood.
Ming Dynasty. Length 43 cm. Width 28cm. Height...
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- Screens
- A screen is a piece of decorative furniture often placed in predominant areas of a room for partitioning, adornment, wind shielding and coordination effect. As a key component of traditional...
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- Qing-style armchairs (fushouyi)
- The Qing armchair is a new form which came into vogue at a comparatively late date. Its structure is completely different from that of other armchairs dating to earlier periods. A huge number of...
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- Exhibition of the Tables of the Qing Dynasty (II)
- Exhibition of the Tables of the Qing Dynasty (II)
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- Lampstands
- There are many forms of Qing dynasty lampstands. The high stand (lideng), also called dengtai, chuodeng or latai, is commonly known as a denggan and is popularly called the mantanhong (which...
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